What is the longest recorded flight of a chicken?

that question was foul.

pavement was too damn hot to walk...cockagoolgedoo that,lol

Super Chicken!!!!!

And why did the chicken fly across the road?

was thinking the longer the distance the more time in flight . and my grandfathers chickens could fly quite far on the farm .

ronbt, lol x 5

That's witty Eddie!

Kenneth Dallas, Guinness Book of World Records is not a reference?

sweetqb, I can attest to that. At one stage in my life I decided to go into rare breeds. And the ones closest to the original breeds could fly rather well and were determined to roost in the highest trees.

Unless they're shot out of a cannon.:)

You did not say DOMESTIC. Having had chickens, I am well aware that the fat domestic ladies cannot fly well. Those who are wilder breeds, can indeed get to 32 seconds, and frequently fly up into trees to roost.

At the University of Minnesota there are chickens that fly great distances and at night roost in surrounding trees,they are semi-wild,they were introduced to the University as a project and has laboratory animals,it's really cool to see them,they have developed their own society and people leave them be..

It should depend partially on the breed and the condition it’s in. I watched a Banty hen take off in February and fly nearly 1/2 mile when someone in a car took it’s hatchlings, but that was from the roof of the barn.

I gave him the benefit of the doubt and put 32 seconds!!!!LOL!

50 50 gave it to me by knocking out my favorite 32

The only good chicken is on your plate.

I like chicken 🐓

Eddie Correia, FOWL...a gallinaceous bird kept for its eggs and flesh; a rooster or hen.

My chickens could go farther than that--especially when they saw my Momma coming with an ax.

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